Practice your marriage green card interview out loud, together or apart, and see where your answers don't match before you go in.
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We prepare you for every question
180 questions on your forms, how you met, your wedding, your home, your money and your plans, for the I‑485, I‑751 and separate interviews.
180 questions
Marriage green card
3 interviews
I-485 · I-751 · Separate
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Practice like it's the real thing!
A polite, thorough AI officer reviews your forms and asks about your life together, out loud. Then each of you answers alone, and you see where your answers don't match.
An officer who reviews your forms and follows up
Together, then each spouse alone
I-485, I-751 and separate interviews
AI interviewer
Your score86/100
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The rule is yes. USCIS says adjustment applicants must be interviewed unless it waives the interview, and the I-130 petitioner generally comes with the applicant.
They can. USCIS may interview the petitioner, the beneficiary or both, together or separately, at any stage. Visaful's separate mode asks each of you the same questions alone, then shows where your answers differ.
No public list. USCIS looks at whether you married in good faith and meant to build a life together. Our relationship questions are written to that standard, and the form questions follow your I-130 and I-485.
For a joint I-751, yes. USCIS interviews both spouses unless it waives the interview, and decides within 90 days of the interview.
Living apart isn't by itself a reason to deny an I-130, and USCIS can't deny a joint I-751 just because you're separated. Say it plainly and explain why, in your own words.
No. It shows where your answers differ so you can check the real facts together, like a date on your lease. It never helps make up a story. Entering a marriage to get around immigration law can mean up to 5 years in prison, a $250,000 fine, or both.
No. Visaful is practice with an AI officer. We simulate the officer; we're not lawyers. Visaful is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency.
No one can. Only USCIS decides your case. We show where an answer is unclear or doesn't match, which is the part you can work on.
